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A movable pulley is not fixed at all points. It has one end attached to a fixed point, such as a ceiling or beam, while the other end is attached to the object being lifted. The pulley itself is free to move along the rope or cable, allowing for mechanical advantage in lifting heavy loads.

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Well, honey, a movable pulley is not fixed at all points. That's the whole point of it being movable - it can move around, hence the name. It's like asking if a cat is a dog. They're both animals, but they sure ain't the same thing.

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a fixed pulley is a pulley attached to a support.

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